1395 Lexington Avenue, New York NY
Broadway at 92Y... | Performance
The “Broadway at 92Y Chorus” will hold auditions for a limited number of new singers of all voice types on Thursday, March 14, 7 to 9 p.m., at the 92nd Street Y in New York City, 1395 Lexington Avenue, Room S297. To schedule an audition, call 212-415-5580.
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1000 Elm Street, Glenview, IL 60025
Sheryl1017 | Adults/Seniors, Audiences, Community Outreach, Conducting, Families, Fundraising, General, Participation, Performance, Singing
A mid-winter concert to shake off the chill! To benefit the Northfield Township Food Pantry. Come enjoy solo voices performing music from the Sally Clonts Memorial Music Library, Bill Dawson playing bassoon, a vocal octet, two selections by the Chancel Choir, directed by Stephen Blackwelder - even a Sing Along Sound of Music!
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Omaha, NE
Voices of Omaha | Audiences
Voices of Omaha presents its 45th annual performance of Handel's "Messiah" without admission charge - a free gift to the community.
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Toronto, Ontario
Toronto Mendels... | Audiences, General, Performance, Singing
Brighten up a winter afternoon with this graceful and lyrical work. The TMC last performed this great work in 1982. Noel Edison, conductor; James Bourne, piano;
Andrew Adair, organ;
Lesley Bouza, soprano;
Jennifer Enns Modolo, mezzo soprano;
Charles Davidson, tenor;
Michael York, baritone. Yorkminster Park Baptist Church, 1585 Yonge St, Toronto. One block north of St. Clair subway station.
Tickets: $42-$65; seniors $37-$60; VoxTix (under 30) $20.
http://www.tmchoir.org/tmcPerformances/petite-messe-solennelle.cfm
Podcast: http://www.tmchoir.org/downloads/audio/podcast_Rossini.mp3
Program Notes: http://www.tmchoir.org/downloads/programNotes_RossiniPetiteMesse.pdf
This concert will also be webcast live on the TMC website at 3pm (UTC -5). The webcast will be Adobe Flash and iPhone and iPad compatible.
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Toronto, Ontario
Toronto Mendels... | Audiences, General, Performance, Singing
Brighten up a winter afternoon with this graceful and lyrical work. The TMC last performed this great work in 1982. Noel Edison, conductor; James Bourne, piano;
Andrew Adair, organ;
Lesley Bouza, soprano;
Jennifer Enns Modolo, mezzo soprano;
Charles Davidson, tenor;
Michael York, baritone. Yorkminster Park Baptist Church, 1585 Yonge St, Toronto. One block north of St. Clair subway station.
Tickets: $42-$65; seniors $37-$60; VoxTix (under 30) $20.
http://www.tmchoir.org/tmcPerformances/petite-messe-solennelle.cfm
Podcast: http://www.tmchoir.org/downloads/audio/podcast_Rossini.mp3
Program Notes: http://www.tmchoir.org/downloads/programNotes_RossiniPetiteMesse.pdf
This concert will also be webcast live on the TMC website at 3pm (UTC -5). The webcast will be Adobe Flash and iPhone and iPad compatible.
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Toronto, Ontario
Toronto Mendels... | Audiences, Conducting, Families, Performance, Singing
A free Toronto Mendelssohn Choir concert. Enjoy a potpourri of great
choral works performed by the Mendelssohn Singers and by the 20-voice Elora Festival Singers. This concert concludes the TMC’s 3rd annual Choral
Conductors’ Symposium for emerging conductors, led by Noel Edison. The five conductors participating in the Symposium will conduct: Xavier Brossard-Ménard, Catherine Klopoushak, Brett Kostrzewski, Jennifer Min-Young Lee and Kemuel Wong.
Find out more about the concert: http://www.tmchoir.org/tmcPerformances/conductors-symposium-concert.cfm
If you can't be at the concert, you can watch a live webcast at 3pm (UTC -5) on the TMC website. Sign up to watch the webcast: http://www.tmchoir.org/tmcPerformances/webcast-register.cfm
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Toronto, Ontario
Toronto Mendels... | Audiences, Conducting, Families, Performance, Singing
A free Toronto Mendelssohn Choir concert. Enjoy a potpourri of great
choral works performed by the Mendelssohn Singers and by the 20-voice Elora Festival Singers. This concert concludes the TMC’s 3rd annual Choral
Conductors’ Symposium for emerging conductors, led by Noel Edison. The five conductors participating in the Symposium will conduct: Xavier Brossard-Ménard, Catherine Klopoushak, Brett Kostrzewski, Jennifer Min-Young Lee and Kemuel Wong.
<a href="http://www.tmchoir.org/tmcPerformances/conductors-symposium-concert.cfm">Find out more about the concert</a>.
If you can’t be at the concert, you can watch a live webcast at 3 pm (UTC -5) on the TMC website. The webcast will be Adobe Flash and iPhone and iPad compatible.
<a href="http://www.tmchoir.org/tmcPerformances/webcast-register.cfm">Sign up to watch the webcast</a>
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Detroit, MI
Melissa Bunker | Adults/Seniors
Rackham Symphony Choir and the Friends of the Detroit Film Theatre present the multi-media Voices of Light on March 23, 2013.
Voices of Light is Richard Einhorn’s powerful oratorio performed to Carl Th. Dreyer’s 1928 silent film masterpiece “La Passion de Jeanne d’Arc”.
Voices of Light takes place in the Auditorium at the Detroit Institute of Arts, 5400 Woodward Avenue, Detroit. Patrons can enter the John R entrance to the Auditorium. Tickets are $25. There is also a Dress Rehearsal on Friday, March 22 at 8 p.m. Tickets for the Dress Rehearsal on Friday are $18. Both can be purchased at www.dia.org or by calling the DIA Box Office at 313.833.4005.
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Livermore, CA
Valley Concert ... | Singing
January 7, 2013
Auditions for Valley Concert Chorale
April performance features Durufle’s “Requiem”
Livermore, Calif. – The Valley Concert Chorale, the Tri-Valley’s premier chorus, will hold auditions by appointment for their April and May concerts on the following dates:
Monday, February 4, and Open Rehearsal
Monday, February 11
Auditions and rehearsals will be held at the First Presbyterian Church of Livermore. The church is located at 2020 Fifth Street. Rehearsals will begin February 4, at 7pm.
The Chorale, now in its 49th season, will perform Durufle’s Requiem and Lauridsen’s Lux Aeterna in April, and Beethoven’s Ninth Symphony with the Livermore Amador Symphony at the Bankhead Theater in May.
The Chorale is seeking experienced singers with sight-reading skills who enjoy singing exciting and challenging music. The Chorale performs a wide variety of music ranging from classical to contemporary, and folk to jazz. To schedule an appointment, call (925) 462-4205.
More information about the Valley Concert Chorale is available at www.valleyconcertchorale.org or by calling the general information line at (925) 866-4003.
About Valley Concert Chorale
The Valley Concert Chorale, now in its 49th season, is the Tri-Valley’s premier chorus. Under the direction of John Emory Bush, the Chorale has offered a variety of musical performances to serve the diverse musical tastes of its audiences.
Valley Concert Chorale’s mission is to engage audiences in the transforming power of music by sharing their passion and joy in live performance. They are dedicated to excellence in singing choral music of all genres, nurturing the next generation of singers, and supporting musical endeavors in the Tri-Valley community.
The all-volunteer, non-profit chorale receives financial support from grants, ticket sales, membership dues, fundraisers and donations.
About the Director
John Emory Bush has been the Artistic Director and Conductor of the Valley Concert Chorale since 1998. He holds a Master’s degree from the Juilliard School of Music and is also trained as a pianist, organist and harpist. In addition, he is the Music Director and Conductor of the San Francisco Concert Chorale and former Director of Music for St. Matthew's Cathedral in Dallas, Texas. Mr. Bush was recently appointed Principal Organist at First United Methodist Church, McKinney, Texas. For the past twelve years, Mr. Bush has divided his time between the Bay Area and Dallas, contributing to both musical communities.
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